Morgan Harris: Remains of Canadian serial killer's victim found in landfill

Morgan Harris, 39, was one of four indigenous women killed in 2022 by a convicted murderer.

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Morgan Harris' remains were recovered at the Prairie Green Landfill, north of the city of Winnipeg, said officials. Authorities had been searching for Harris, 39, and Marcedes Myran, 26, both of Long Plain First Nation. Police say two sets of remains have been found.

Harris and Myran were among four indigenous women killed in 2022 by convicted murderer Jeremy Skibicki, who dumped their bodies in two different landfills over a three-month span.

The search of the Prairie Green Landfill began late last year following a lengthy pressure campaign by indigenous leaders.

Cambria Harris, Morgan's daughter, said in a Facebook post on Friday that the discovery of her mother's remains was a "very bittersweet moment".

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